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Hi, question to you Gurus in here. Looking to create a detailed maintenance schedule for my superb. I am not looking at when to send to car for servicing but what needs to be looked at each service. I don't completely trust the "outside" workshops. I have heard diffrent things from different workshop when I enquired about my coming 60K service. Not so much that they add "extra" services that are not required but more afraid that they leave something out that will detrimental to car. Thanks Lamy

Anybody here who stick to a consistent detailing schedule (etc once every 2 months clean leather seats, once every 4 months wax etc)? Or mostly just do when got time and/or dirty already then clean? Me trying to be organised; but sometimes tired, lazy, no time to follow schedule.

Hi All, Anyone ever experienced the airline changing the time of departure by a full 12 hours and then send you an email to seek acceptance? I just got an email and my flight to Bangkok was bumped from morning 710am to night 710pm!! But I actually paid more to get the early flight. Shitty right?

bros, anybody know the what should be service at each service interval? Oil change at every 15,000km right? together with oil and air filter change. when to change ATF? when to change brake fluid? when to change timing belt + water pump? anything else need to change? anybody know where skoda has a detailed maintenance scheduled checklist? thx

I logged into ns.sg, surfed ard, showed my RT schedule but got no options for changing le, btw my rt starts 6th Jan

Hey guys i need a favour. I was wondering if anyone had the owners manual for the EP80 series starlets. and if anyone has, could you scan and post up the list of items to be checked/changed on the servicing schedule pls.

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Dear All, Recently bought a new car. First time so I'm a green horn about servicing I am wondering, At which intervals do I have to send the car for servicing Used to ride motorbike and it was 1k, then every 5k Also, how much distance do I have to travel to run-in the engine? Help much appreciated Much thanks

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Hi to all, I'm new to this forum so hope all bros here can help out with my queries. I have been trying to seach for a maintenace schedule that give us a guideline as to when to change engine oil, oil filter, timing belt, ATF, brake pads etc. As I'm just a novice car owner, information like these are useful to have as a general guideline. It would also make us more "intelligent" to make a decision when workshop start telling us this or that to change. As basic car owners like us who probably visit workshop one or twice a year who don't really know for certain when changes are necessary and also more important the fair prices. I also see many bros here posting queries from time to time asking when and what at 20,000 or 50,000 questions. So I guess such a schedule is useful. I also understand different cars have different requirements, so I suppose the guidelines can only be generic ones. Some folks would also says refer back to owners manual to check but the manufacturers sometimes specified their own brands of products. As consumers, what are other other cheaper + better alternatives? We could also update the schedule to include expanding choices. Just wanna know anyone would find this useful to have or perhaps having a schedule like that already and kindly share with all. Thanks cssua

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Hi, anyone knows what is the maintenance schedule we are suppose to go for ? Is it the same with every brand of car? every 3000km go for 1 maintenance? Or what is 10,000KM servicing? 20,000km ? What is the difference? What do they change? Any where I can find out? Or anyone care to explain ?

The rundown of maintenance recommended by Toyota at http://www.toyota.com/html/owners/maintena...aintenance.html It's from US so either take the time frame or convert to KM.